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A report by
the efsyn newspaper revealing subversive leaks by the Governor of the
Bank of Greece, Yannis Stournaras, to particular media, caused strong
turbulences in the political and banking system.
Specifically,
the letter from the press office of Mr. Stournaras to a known
journalist, entitled "The account of 100 days," attempts to
present the image of an already bankrupt country before any
discussion about a possible default.
For its
part, the government underlined that if the report is correct it
would be a blow against the independence of the Bank of Greece, and
asked from the leadership of the Bank to deny the information.
Government
sources said that, otherwise, the Bank of Greece should initiate
accountability procedures in order to stop some people inside the
Bank to undermine the government in such a critical time for the
country. Thereby, they opened the debate for removing Yannis
Stournaras.
The Bank of
Greece already made an announcement through which denied such
actions.
Source:
In a
previous article, already mentioned by this blog that the Bank of
Greece is totally beyond the state control and therefore it is
totally unreliable to serve country's interests. It has been
mentioned also that a key move by the Greek government would be to
take full control of the central bank:
http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2015/02/three-key-moves-new-greek-government.html
It is worth
to notice that under "Socialist" PM Kostas Simitis, Greece
entered the neoliberal era of banking lending and bubble economy. He
and his "close group" in the government are remembered as
the "modernizers", and this period marked the beginning of
transformation of the Socialist party into a neoliberal political
formation. In essence, "modernization" was the word that
had been used instead of "neoliberalism".
It is also worth to notice that Yannis Stournaras,
former Minister of Finance and current Governor of the Bank of
Greece, who has been the most willing to adopt the destructive
neoliberal policies that the Troika lenders imposed to Greece, has
also worked as a financial advisor to the Greek Ministry of Finance,
participating in the negotiations for Greece's entry into the
European Monetary Union, under Simitis administration.
Also, Alexis
Tsipras, as an opposition leader in the recent past, described Yannis
Stournaras as "the main executor of the death contract against
Greek society and Greek citizens", while SYRIZA had tabled a
motion of no-confidence in Stournaras during his previous position as
Finance Minister.
(http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2014/03/breaking-motion-of-no-confidence-by.html)
Note also
that Stournaras has been placed in his position as Governor of the
Bank of Greece already since June 2014, while the political system in
Greece was preparing for possible national elections, with SYRIZA
ahead in all polls..
(http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2014/06/greece-heading-for-national-elections.html)
Everything
shows that Stournaras is Berlin's and Draghi's man in Greece. He has
been put in this key position at the right time in order to undermine
any possible Leftist government in power
(http://failedevolution.blogspot.gr/2015/03/tsipras-european-conservative-forces.html)
which would choose to stand against any further catastrophic policies
imposed by Greece's lenders, marking the beginning of the end for the
cruel neoliberal experiment in the country.
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